Photography websites can provide you with lots of free information without spending a large amount of time or money on the process that can be done in advance. This kind of sites gives you enough freedom to choose from thousands of pictures with their user-generated photos. The users can also upload different types of images in various formats like JPEG, PNG, JPG, GIF, TTFG, TIFS, etc.

This article was specially created to share some useful tips on how to select your website’s images for its promotion. These are five websites which give plenty of options to find images for each page on your website. I hope this helps:

1. WordPress Image Finder


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It is one of the first tools that allow you to search for image files for your website and save them into respective folders based on the type of file in which they are located.

2. Google Drive Image Search Folder

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It allows you to search for particular URLs for an image and allows you to search through all the uploaded files present on your server and get a list of links which are relevant to that particular image. You can use this tool in order to organize any sort of data that is important for other parts of your site’s structure, for example, you may want to include certain tags for images so that it automatically shows up for every page on your website, all of these tags may be found in this folder, then you just need to enter the link name and click “search” or “find,” it will show out a list of links for different specific files.

3. Picasa Photo Editor


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It has over 25,000 different theme and design files to choose from. The best thing about using this option is the fact that you have complete control over its features, even if you want to change the look of your homepage, the image library includes many more types of themes and designs for that you can select individually according to the style of your homepage. It also works great if there is already a custom theme or template, but if you do not have one already we recommend making modifications to the original image and then uploading it onto Picasa. They upload it via FTP, using this platform is very easy but you may need to submit the changes manually, this is a quick way.

4. Gimp Image Browser

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Gimp Image Browser provides you with the ability to upload your own image file of any URL, whether it should be for any individual website or for a specific place of interest within the web on your hosting account. By simply entering the url of the image you want to include, you can see the source code of the image and copy it into Gimp. It actually displays the source code to help you do things like know its actual location through its unique fingerprint.

5. Free Image Extractor


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If images are not in folders or files but simply in HTML files, it means that you need to extract them in order to add them into this section. We all know that HTML and CSS files are often hard to deal with, so here is our image extractor tool. Just follow this guide to convert HTML into HTML/CSS files with this tool and your image files will start downloading right away.

You can download the image extractor tool from here. There is no special software required and you just need to upload the images one by one as shown in the above screenshot. After selecting the files, the program pulls the HTML code of each page and puts them into separate files. Now you just need to click on “extract” and you are ready to go!